
VIFF 2024: 蓝色太阳宫
人到了异乡,生活的样子,环境的艰钜,语言的隔阂,文化的差异,社会的状态……对每一个「人」都是一个很大的挑战!而每一个选择离家的人,都必须带着新的想像面对未知的未来,因为那是一种信念。改变的信念,让人生更完整的信念,努力的信念,重生的信念….任何正面的美好信念!

人到了异乡,生活的样子,环境的艰钜,语言的隔阂,文化的差异,社会的状态……对每一个「人」都是一个很大的挑战!而每一个选择离家的人,都必须带着新的想像面对未知的未来,因为那是一种信念。改变的信念,让人生更完整的信念,努力的信念,重生的信念….任何正面的美好信念!

人到了異鄉,生活的樣子,環境的艱鉅,語言的隔閡,文化的差異,社會的狀態……對每一個「人」都是一個很大的挑戰!而每一個選擇離家的人,都必須帶著新的想像面對未知的未來,因為那是一種信念。改變的信念,讓人生更完整的信念,努力的信念,重生的信念….任何正面的美好信念!

去年我也去學了潛水。當然我很幼稚的只是喜歡「游泳」,因為小學旁邊有一個市立游泳池,我的體育課就必須學會游泳才能過關。

「傳說」總帶著神秘,因為它讓想像沒有邊際、沒有標準,但卻能慰藉與反思!馬來⻄亞的「叢林」帶著什麼樣的色彩,叢林激發了許多馬來西亞藝術家,而藝術家們的表達是勇敢與大膽的!

You can see the jungle, legends, and the girl, which represent the relationship between Tiger Stripes director Amanda Nell Eu and Malaysia.

「传说」总带着神秘,因为它让想像没有边际、没有标准,但却能慰藉与反思!马来⻄亚的「丛林」带着什么样的色彩,丛林激发了许多马来西亚艺术家,而艺术家们的表达是勇敢与大胆的!从这部片子你也可以很明显地看见导演 Amanda 所表达的丛林、传说、女孩,都是导演与马来⻄亚这片土地的关系——既畏惧又想突破!

看到這個片名,我想不是結婚就是死亡的議題?!但既然是 VIFF 挑選出來的片子,就應該不是我所想像的「平淡的話題」!VIFF 的片單,總讓我有新世界的想像!

看到这个片名,我想不是结婚就是死亡的议题?!但既然是 VIFF 挑选出来的片子,就应该不是我所想像的「平淡的话题」!VIFF 的片单,总让我有新世界的想像!在台湾,穿梭在巷弄间走路,是日常也是看见生活的场景,在大日子里面导演一开始就用了这样的穿梭场景,让两位主角边走边对话,家人间淡淡又有一点点情绪的对话,下一秒又是关爱,让我好奇也加倍的让我回到台湾的熟悉感!

Chung Chieh Chiang’s short film, “Big Day”, raises some important and uncomfortable questions about middle-age relationships in Asia.









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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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